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The promise of infill and small-scale housing development, and why it’s being stifled

Olga McMurdo, founder of South London practice MOST Architecture, explores the untapped potential of infill housing in London and reflects on the systemic planning barriers that are quietly stifling its delivery>

What architects get wrong about their websites

Copywriting strategist Nikita Morell has analysed 663 architecture websites to build a library of what works, and what doesn’t. Beedier talks to her about the most common mistakes, and how architects can finally write websites that work as hard as their buildings do>

RIBA Regional Awards 2025: the stats and insights

As the 2025 edition of the RIBA Regional Awards draws to a close at the end of May, we now have a fresh set of architectural projects of excellence to analyse and review>

Beedier’s top ten Biennale moments

A visual and critical journey through the standout installations at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2025, capturing the creative essence, spatial ingenuity, fun, and provocative ideas shaping global architectural discourse>

Finding the right words: a human-centred guide to storytelling

Many architects find it difficult to communicate their work effectively. Beedier talks to Architypal’s Juliette Mitchell about her new book, The Storytelling Manual for Architects, which aims to demystify this tricky process>

The noise and the message: strategies from the Venice Biennale

Beedier’s editor Robert Woodburn Park reports from the opening weekend of the 19th International Architecture Biennale in Venice, where spectacle meets strategy, and the challenge of making architecture speak clearly is more pressing than ever>

AJ Small Projects Awards 2025 celebrating 30 years of low-budget excellence

This year’s AJ Small Projects Awards not only honoured standout architectural achievements on modest budgets, but also marked the milestone 30th anniversary of the programme itself>

Between legacy and logistics: the Queen Elizabeth II Memorial shortlist

A closer look at how the Queen Elizabeth II Memorial competition prioritised structure, collaboration and civic engagement in its approach to national design>

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Beedier's Best of Instagram

We review the feeds of the top architects in the UK and Ireland and repost the images and videos that we consider benchmarks

Clementine Blakemore Architect’s transformative Wraxall Yard project exemplifies their thoughtful and community-focused approach to rural architecture, earning them a place on the shortlist for the Building Design Young Architect of the Year Award 2025. Set within a sensitively restored farmstead in Dorset, the scheme provides inclusive holiday accommodation and community spaces, designed in close collaboration with local partners including Somerset Wildlife Trust and Dorset Wildlife Trust.⁠
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Reposted from @clementine.blakemore - always with permission.⁠
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We are thrilled to have been shortlisted for the Building Design Young Architect of the Year Award, alongside seven brilliant practices @can_agram @harpandharp @jasbhallaworks @kennedywoodsstudio @roar_architects @studiohagenhall @trewhelawilliams 💫 Thank you to our wonderful clients and collaborators! @wraxallyard @somersetwt @royalcollegeofart @tanya_mccallin @dorsetwildlife #aya2025 #InclusiveDesign #Beedier #SocialMediaZeitgeist

Clementine Blakemore Architect’s transformative Wraxall Yard project exemplifies their thoughtful and community-focused approach to rural architecture, earning them a place on the shortlist for the Building Design Young Architect of the Year Award 2025. Set within a sensitively restored farmstead in Dorset, the scheme provides inclusive holiday accommodation and community spaces, designed in close collaboration with local partners including Somerset Wildlife Trust and Dorset Wildlife Trust.⁠

Reposted from @clementine.blakemore - always with permission.⁠

We are thrilled to have been shortlisted for the Building Design Young Architect of the Year Award, alongside seven brilliant practices @can_agram @harpandharp @jasbhallaworks @kennedywoodsstudio @roar_architects @studiohagenhall @trewhelawilliams 💫 Thank you to our wonderful clients and collaborators! @wraxallyard @somersetwt @royalcollegeofart @tanya_mccallin @dorsetwildlife #aya2025 #InclusiveDesign #Beedier #SocialMediaZeitgeist
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Reiach and Hall Architects lead the Dalkeith Town Centre Regeneration, a transformative project for Midlothian Council that introduces up to 74 new flats and 500 sqm of retail space. As part of the first phase, the scheme also revitalizes the historic Midlothian House, integrating a new ground floor customer hub with a library and arts centre to enhance civic life in the heart of town.⁠
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Reposted from @reiachandhall - always with permission⁠
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First look 👀 of our Dalkeith Town Centre Regeneration. ⁠
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“We are delighted to share Midlothian Council's updated plans for the Dalkeith town centre regeneration. Reiach and Hall Architects have developed the plans which aim to deliver up to 74 flats and 500 sqm of retail space in the town centre.⁠
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The first phase of the regeneration plans also includes restoring the external fabric of Midlothian House and developing a new customer hub on the ground floor of the building, which will incorporate the library and arts centre.”⁠
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@willruddengineers ⁠
atkinsrealis ⁠
Alliance CDM⁠
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#UrbanRevitalisation #ArchitectureForCommunity #MidlothianArchitecture #Beedier #SocialMediaZeitgeist

Reiach and Hall Architects lead the Dalkeith Town Centre Regeneration, a transformative project for Midlothian Council that introduces up to 74 new flats and 500 sqm of retail space. As part of the first phase, the scheme also revitalizes the historic Midlothian House, integrating a new ground floor customer hub with a library and arts centre to enhance civic life in the heart of town.⁠

Reposted from @reiachandhall - always with permission⁠

First look 👀 of our Dalkeith Town Centre Regeneration. ⁠

“We are delighted to share Midlothian Council`s updated plans for the Dalkeith town centre regeneration. Reiach and Hall Architects have developed the plans which aim to deliver up to 74 flats and 500 sqm of retail space in the town centre.⁠

The first phase of the regeneration plans also includes restoring the external fabric of Midlothian House and developing a new customer hub on the ground floor of the building, which will incorporate the library and arts centre.”⁠

@willruddengineers ⁠
atkinsrealis ⁠
Alliance CDM⁠

#UrbanRevitalisation #ArchitectureForCommunity #MidlothianArchitecture #Beedier #SocialMediaZeitgeist
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Designed by Studioshaw, the Bridge House, in Hackney Wick, features a meticulously crafted fairfaced skinny in-situ concrete façade with 50% GGBS cement replacement, reflecting the practice’s commitment to sustainable design. The west façade defines a gently ramped approach across a new canal bridge, offering a covered colonnade and distinctive red in-situ concrete columns for each inset balcony.⁠
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Reposted from @studioshaw - always with permission.⁠
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Bridge House, Hackney Wick. Our fully fairfaced skinny in-situ concrete facade with 50% GGBS cement replacement, is emerging. The concrete is delivered from Capital Concrete, 350m away from the site. This is a crafted handmade facade. ⁠
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The west facade, pictured here, forms the edge of a gently ramped approach across a new bridge over the canal and features a covered colonnade. Each in-set balcony will enjoy a red in-situ concrete column. ⁠
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Thanks to @buildingnarratives⁠
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#Architecture #InSituConcrete #Sustainability #Beedier #SocialMediaZeitgeist

Designed by Studioshaw, the Bridge House, in Hackney Wick, features a meticulously crafted fairfaced skinny in-situ concrete façade with 50% GGBS cement replacement, reflecting the practice’s commitment to sustainable design. The west façade defines a gently ramped approach across a new canal bridge, offering a covered colonnade and distinctive red in-situ concrete columns for each inset balcony.⁠

Reposted from @studioshaw - always with permission.⁠

Bridge House, Hackney Wick. Our fully fairfaced skinny in-situ concrete facade with 50% GGBS cement replacement, is emerging. The concrete is delivered from Capital Concrete, 350m away from the site. This is a crafted handmade facade. ⁠

The west facade, pictured here, forms the edge of a gently ramped approach across a new bridge over the canal and features a covered colonnade. Each in-set balcony will enjoy a red in-situ concrete column. ⁠

Thanks to @buildingnarratives⁠

#Architecture #InSituConcrete #Sustainability #Beedier #SocialMediaZeitgeist
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Manchester based Define Architects present an early concept for a Padel and Wellness Hub in the South of England, illustrated through evocative hand sketches. The design thoughtfully integrates a series of padel courts into a diverse rural landscape, creating distinct environments with unique views for each playing experience.⁠
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Reposted from @definearchitects - always with permission.⁠
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DEF_Sketch Series/ Early concept hand sketch(s) for a Padel and Wellness Hub in the South of England.⁠
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The scheme nestles a series of Padel Courts across a varied landscape all offering unique views and different playing environments.⁠
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Status: Pre-Application⁠
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#planning #padel #racketsports #sportarchitecture #countryside #handsketch #sketch #visual #architecture #architect #oxford #manchester #cheshire #design #contemporarydesign #ruralarchitecture #handdrawn #handdrawing #Beedier #SocialMediaZeitgeist

Manchester based Define Architects present an early concept for a Padel and Wellness Hub in the South of England, illustrated through evocative hand sketches. The design thoughtfully integrates a series of padel courts into a diverse rural landscape, creating distinct environments with unique views for each playing experience.⁠

Reposted from @definearchitects - always with permission.⁠

DEF_Sketch Series/ Early concept hand sketch(s) for a Padel and Wellness Hub in the South of England.⁠
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The scheme nestles a series of Padel Courts across a varied landscape all offering unique views and different playing environments.⁠
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Status: Pre-Application⁠
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#planning #padel #racketsports #sportarchitecture #countryside #handsketch #sketch #visual #architecture #architect #oxford #manchester #cheshire #design #contemporarydesign #ruralarchitecture #handdrawn #handdrawing #Beedier #SocialMediaZeitgeist
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As well as publishing Beedier, our team at Woodburn Park Communications works with architectural clients of different scales, and through a diverse range of projects – from bids, to social media, awards, websites, books and films. Here is a selection of our recent client work…

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Our Brixton based start-up client MOST Architecture, were invited to pitch concept proposals for the complete re-design of an exhibition centre in South Korea. We assisted with graphic design layouts, film production, architectural drawings, story-boarding and translation.


We are always on the lookout for great new clients, and interesting projects. If you need help or advice with your architectural communications and business development, then please get in touch: info@woodburnpark.com

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